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then ignore those days for calculating number of days OUT of the UK but you must include it in the list of travel.bholo wrote: ↑Sun Oct 01, 2017 10:46 pmReally confused about filling absent days.
It says in guide that ignore the day you left from uk and came back to uk and include rest of day.
I have done many weekend trips to europe some of which are day trips(return same day) and some where i depart on saturday and come back on sunday. According to the AN Guide, this makes it 0 days?
Really? Is it the case? If yes, do i even need to mention them
babygirl wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2017 10:45 pmA few questions
1. Residence requirements - I do not remember exact dates of my travel, the stamps on Passport are not very clear so struggling with the dates, particularly with 2009, 2008 & so on years. Should I write the first entry details and then include last 5 year travel details or does it has to be last 10 years? Have you read the form properly?? Where does it ask for 10 years absence records???
2. One of my reference has made a typo on "say how you know the applicant" box. shall i leave it or edit it or print that paper and write it (it won't be in his hand writing) ? What exactly is the typo (word)?
3. Is the following documents enough or anything else needs to be included?
- Completed AN form
- Payment slip
- Passports
- ILR/Biometrics Card
- NI card Not needed
- Most recent salary slip (is this needed and how many months should I include if needed) Note needed
- Marriage certificate (As I am applying with my wife)
- Life in UK pass certificate
- Degree certificate for english language.
4. Payment slip - can I just use one slip even if I am submitting for my wife too at the sametime? Check with NCS if you are applying through them, but as each person applying has to meet the requirements individually, I personally would do two, also less chance of the payment being blocked by the bank. There is no 'dependent' concept for citizenship applications.
Thanks
1. the form says i should include the first entry date so if it was 10 years ago the details needs to cover from entry till date? if its just last 5 years thats fine.CR001 wrote: ↑Tue Oct 03, 2017 9:13 ambabygirl wrote: ↑Mon Oct 02, 2017 10:45 pmA few questions
1. Residence requirements - I do not remember exact dates of my travel, the stamps on Passport are not very clear so struggling with the dates, particularly with 2009, 2008 & so on years. Should I write the first entry details and then include last 5 year travel details or does it has to be last 10 years? Have you read the form properly?? Where does it ask for 10 years absence records???
2. One of my reference has made a typo on "say how you know the applicant" box. shall i leave it or edit it or print that paper and write it (it won't be in his hand writing) ? What exactly is the typo (word)?
3. Is the following documents enough or anything else needs to be included?
- Completed AN form
- Payment slip
- Passports
- ILR/Biometrics Card
- NI card Not needed
- Most recent salary slip (is this needed and how many months should I include if needed) Note needed
- Marriage certificate (As I am applying with my wife)
- Life in UK pass certificate
- Degree certificate for english language.
4. Payment slip - can I just use one slip even if I am submitting for my wife too at the sametime? Check with NCS if you are applying through them, but as each person applying has to meet the requirements individually, I personally would do two, also less chance of the payment being blocked by the bank. There is no 'dependent' concept for citizenship applications.
Thanks
, thxYou should check your dates highlighted above?? What is your UK immigration history?Nightknight wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2017 2:21 pmHello guys,
Actually Iam seeking some help in filling up my AN naturalisation form .. the form is the brand new one Feb'17 version.
Iam a family member of an EEA national as we got married in July'15 and was granted permanent residence on July'17, but deemed to acquire PR on July'15 .. the questions are:
1. Do you I need to fill in section 1.3 or would I leave it blank as long as I fill up section 2.4?
2.in the addresses where i lived before in section 1.17, what would I do if I dont remember the exact day when I moved or left the address?
3.I was married before on June'11, but hot divorced and i dont really remember my previpus wife's town of birth, would that be an issue or a reason for the application to be rejected?
4. In section 1.44, dates of marriage(s) over the last 5 years, which date should i write down here?
5.as long as the PR card's issue date July'17 is different from the date i deemed to acquire PR which is July'15, does section 7.7 apply on me? Would that be under any special circumstances?
Any answer would be appreciated
Nightknight wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2017 2:21 pmHello guys,
Actually Iam seeking some help in filling up my AN naturalisation form .. the form is the brand new one Feb'17 version.
Iam a family member of an EEA national as we got married in July'15 and was granted permanent residence on July'17, but deemed to acquire PR on July'15 .. the questions are:
1. Do you I need to fill in section 1.3 or would I leave it blank as long as I fill up section 2.4? Leave blank.
2.in the addresses where i lived before in section 1.17, what would I do if I dont remember the exact day when I moved or left the address? Month year is fine.
3.I was married before on June'11, but hot divorced and i dont really remember my previpus wife's town of birth, would that be an issue or a reason for the application to be rejected? You can write 'details not known'.
4. In section 1.44, dates of marriage(s) over the last 5 years, which date should i write down here? You need to write all your relevant dates of marriage as the question asks.
5.as long as the PR card's issue date July'17 is different from the date i deemed to acquire PR which is July'15, does section 7.7 apply on me? Would that be under any special circumstances? No, not relevant to your circumstances. Cross paragraph out and do not tick the box.
Any answer would be appreciated
If in the last 5 years you have only had one marriage/spouse, then list that. If you have been married more than once, you need to list both.Nightknight wrote: ↑Thu Nov 09, 2017 3:24 pmAlright, thank you a lot for your time and help, but i dont mean yo be silly .. can you please be more specific regarding section 1.44 as I dont really quite understand the question ..I provided you with all the dates of my marriages, which one sjould i put in please ?
And regarding my ex. Partner's town of birth, is it worth writing down the reason why I dont know it on page 22 ?
Thanks a lot again really
jay08 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 7:26 pmHi everyone
This is going to be my first question about an application in UK,
Firs of all I would like to thanks to every individuals about their previous information sharing which were very helpfully.
My question is about UK naturalisation application form, Referee and self employment parts.
1:) I am currently working in a company for 2 years as a full employee and before i had been working 2.5 years as freelancer for same company so naturally i have lots of good friendship with my colleges.
My personal referee is one of my working mate and professional referee is my manager in my company.
The problem is Our line manager name has changed to "head of creative studio", so after this renaming process there is no any position in my company as manager existed. Is Head of ...., or Head of Studio enough for professional referee. Should be ok, especially if person has professional qualifications.
2:) Can i use referees who are working in the same company ( both are my friends ) Yes - I had two from my company.
3:) I have my P60 and Payslips during my full-employed period, during the periods of my self-employment i had a call to tax office and explained the requested documents and i get a document which is 2 Pay as you Earn Self Assessment, is that OK. Instead of P60 you could obtain a letter from your employer to state you work there, giving dates, etc. Letter doesn't need to state salary, tax or NI. HMRC sounds fine.
Last one as an information: i had a mistake of my birth place name at the LIUK test which was province rather then town name, and they are not matching that my passport and test certificate. I have had a call to LIUK test centre and they suggested me if i put a cover letter about that issue then it should be alright. So i will do that. Agree.
Thanks for reading..a
Thank you very much for quick reply, appreciated..I am working for a professional company which has over 60 employees and my head of creative is the director of 20 people and we are a limited company, should be Ok rather then exact word "manager" any aqualant is make sense as you mentioned.alterhase58 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 7:46 pmWelcome and I'll try and address some of your points.
First of all you should use the NCS service of your council, or one that is convenient, in order to retain your original documents, especially passport/PR card - you do have PR and held it for one year at least?
jay08 wrote: ↑Sun Nov 12, 2017 7:26 pmHi everyone
This is going to be my first question about an application in UK,
Firs of all I would like to thanks to every individuals about their previous information sharing which were very helpfully.
My question is about UK naturalisation application form, Referee and self employment parts.
1:) I am currently working in a company for 2 years as a full employee and before i had been working 2.5 years as freelancer for same company so naturally i have lots of good friendship with my colleges.
My personal referee is one of my working mate and professional referee is my manager in my company.
The problem is Our line manager name has changed to "head of creative studio", so after this renaming process there is no any position in my company as manager existed. Is Head of ...., or Head of Studio enough for professional referee. Should be ok, especially if person has professional qualifications.
2:) Can i use referees who are working in the same company ( both are my friends ) Yes - I had two from my company.
3:) I have my P60 and Payslips during my full-employed period, during the periods of my self-employment i had a call to tax office and explained the requested documents and i get a document which is 2 Pay as you Earn Self Assessment, is that OK. Instead of P60 you could obtain a letter from your employer to state you work there, giving dates, etc. Letter doesn't need to state salary, tax or NI. HMRC sounds fine.
Last one as an information: i had a mistake of my birth place name at the LIUK test which was province rather then town name, and they are not matching that my passport and test certificate. I have had a call to LIUK test centre and they suggested me if i put a cover letter about that issue then it should be alright. So i will do that. Agree.
Thanks for reading..a
